Using laser scanning methods and close-range aerial photogrammetry, we surveyed a basalt mine along with the surrounding area in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. The temperature was challenging—below -10 degrees in the morning and a maximum of -5 degrees during the day. Despite the difficult conditions, the equipment performed well, and we carried out the fieldwork quickly and efficiently. The final deliverables included a terrain model and a map with complete mapping content in .dgn/.dwg format. The processing of the model, after cleaning the point clouds and merging them, was straightforward. Additionally, we generated an orthophoto map with a pixel size below 3 cm GSD, which was included in the mapping file.

This particular mine was quite unique due to height differences reaching 100 meters over a relatively small area. The walls of the mine are nearly vertical, making modeling using photogrammetry alone challenging. Being at the bottom felt a bit like preparing to climb Kazalnica in the Tatras :) Therefore, we decided to combine laser scanning and close-range photogrammetry methods. After integrating and cross-checking the data, we are confident that the measurements taken across the entire area are accurate.

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